1920s Style Field and Forest Foraging Trek! Exploring the Bounty of the Land!

In this video, we take a scenic fall hike through the forest and fields of Southern Indiana, inspired by the wilderness explorations of John Muir and Horace Kephart. As we wander through the vibrant autumn landscape, we’ll explore important topics like forest management and conservation, discussing how we can protect and sustain our natural resources. Along the way, we’ll also dive into the world of foraging, highlighting seasonal treasures like nuts, mushrooms, and fatwood—key finds for any survivalist or bushcraft enthusiast.

This journey is not just about enjoying nature; it’s about honing traditional skills that have been passed down through generations. We’ll touch on woodcraft and vintage hunting techniques that allow us to better understand and utilize the wilderness around us. Whether you’re interested in classic camping methods or looking to deepen your knowledge of the wild, this video offers invaluable insights into living history, survival, and sustainable living.

Join us as we step back in time and learn how to thrive in the woods, just as hunters and campers of the past did.

Resources:
Contact for Mick Cain, the blacksmith who made my belt axe is here:
  / mcainblacksmith  

Shirt, puttees, and larrigan moccasins are available here:
www.logsdonandco.com

Hat and breeches are available here:
www.whatpriceglory.com

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